Teeny, Tiny HDMI Switcher Thingy

Accell thinks it's little HDMI 2 to 1 Switch is going to be a big hit. The diminutive $99 switcher - 2.1" wide x 2.1" long x 0.6" high - is fully HDCP compliant and supports high definition (HD) video in resolutions of up to 1080p as well as multi-channel digital audio. Switching is done via a built-in push button or the included infrared remote. The small gadget doesn't need an external power supply and comes with an infrared extender that allows the switch to be installed out-of-sight behind your gear.

Silver ornaments and decorations found in royal tombs dating to about 6000 years ago, place its discovery soon after the discovery of gold and copper. Slag dumps in Asia Minor and on islands in the Aegean Sea indicate that after humans learned to separate silver from lead by about 2000 BC, it has been used regularly in jewelry and as a medium of exchange ever since.http://www.achadirect.com